ROMELU Lukaku has accidentally confirmed Victor Moses’ move from Chelsea to Inter Milan after posting a photo of a team night out in Italy – with the Blues’ winger in the background.
Moses has travelled to Italy ahead of a transfer to the Serie A giants, but any form of a surprise reveal has been ruined by his soon-to-be teammate.
View this post on InstagramMy brothers, My boys , My Friends , My teammates @inter
The Belgian posted a picture on his Instagram of a team dinner on Wednesday night, with Moses clearly seen looking happy in amongst the Italian squad.
The former Manchester United striker wrote: “My brothers, My boys, My friends, My teammates @Inter.”
Moses, who is currently on loan with Fenerbahce, will undergo a medical ahead of a reunion with his former boss Antonio Conte.
The 29-year-old has only made six league appearances for the Turkish side this season, having struggled with injury.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has openly confirmed the likeliness of a move away from Stamford Bridge for Moses, saying: ”On Victor Moses, he’s obviously coming back from his loan with a view to going elsewhere, and those talks are ongoing as well”.
Moses’ Blues’ contract expires at the end of this campaign so a move back with a familiar face in Antonio Conte should give him a huge boost.
The wing-back featured 34 times under Conte as he guided the Blues to the Premier League title in 2016/17.
The squad meal also included on-loan United star Alexis Sanchez, who looked to have left a clean plate.
Inter’s stars joined up as they look to regain top spot from Juve and end the Old Lady’s eight-year grip on the Serie A title.
Ashley Young has become the latest Manchester United player to join their ranks, and completed his initiation by singing Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds.
Chelsea meanwhile are yet to make a signing in this January transfer window.
But Lampard is still keen on a potential swoop for Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani.
Cavani’s contract expires in the summer and he has put in a transfer request, making him a possible candidate to help Lampard sort his goalscoring crisis.
